Breast Reconstruction Gallery Page 6
Patient 51
This woman underwent left sided mastectomy with expander reconstruction, switched out to implant reconstruction with a nipple flap reconstruction, utlizing skin from the lower abdomen for the areola. She had an opposite implant placement and lift to match and optimize aesthetics. She is thrilled with her outcome.
Individual results may vary.
This woman underwent left sided mastectomy with expander reconstruction, switched out to implant reconstruction with a nipple flap reconstruction, utlizing skin from the lower abdomen for the areola. She had an opposite implant placement and lift to match and optimize aesthetics. She is thrilled with her outcome.
Patient 52
This young woman had advanced right sided breast cancer requiring mastectomy and implant reconstruction as well as significant radiation (why the breast is so dark) and she required left sided breastlift to match her reconstruction. She is photographed 5 months after the left breast lift, which was augmented with fat to lift and fill. She is very pleased with her results.
Individual results may vary.
This young woman had advanced right sided breast cancer requiring mastectomy and implant reconstruction as well as significant radiation (why the breast is so dark) and she required left sided breastlift to match her reconstruction. She is photographed 5 months after the left breast lift, which was augmented with fat to lift and fill. She is very pleased with her results.
Patient 53
This woman underwent bilateral nipple sparing mastectomies and was immediately reconstructed with implants under her pec muscle. She was later converted to above the muscle smooth round gel implants. She looks and feels great!
Individual results may vary.
This woman underwent bilateral nipple sparing mastectomies and was immediately reconstructed with implants under her pec muscle. She was later converted to above the muscle smooth round gel implants. She looks and feels great!
Patient 54
This woman had bilateral mastectomy and staged reconstruction with tissue expanders converted to gel implants. She also underwent nipple reconstruction. She arguably looks even better after breast cancer! She is thrilled. Postoperative photos are taken 22 months after surgery.
Individual results may vary.
This woman had bilateral mastectomy and staged reconstruction with tissue expanders converted to gel implants. She also underwent nipple reconstruction. She arguably looks even better after breast cancer! She is thrilled. Postoperative photos are taken 22 months after surgery.
Patient 55
This woman had bilateral mastectomy and staged reconstruction with tissue expanders converted to gel implants. She also underwent nipple reconstruction. She arguably looks even better after breast cancer! She is thrilled. Postoperative photos are taken 22 months after surgery.
Individual results may vary.
This woman had bilateral mastectomy and staged reconstruction with tissue expanders converted to gel implants. She also underwent nipple reconstruction. She arguably looks even better after breast cancer! She is thrilled. Postoperative photos are taken 22 months after surgery.
Patient 56
This woman had bilateral mastectomy and staged reconstruction with tissue expanders converted to gel implants. She also underwent nipple reconstruction. She arguably looks even better after breast cancer! She is thrilled. Postoperative photos are taken 22 months after surgery.
Individual results may vary.
This woman had bilateral mastectomy and staged reconstruction with tissue expanders converted to gel implants. She also underwent nipple reconstruction. She arguably looks even better after breast cancer! She is thrilled. Postoperative photos are taken 22 months after surgery.
Patient 57
This woman underwent bilateral nipple sparing mastectomy. She desired in the end to have larger fuller breasts. We therefore initially reconstructed her at the time of mastectomy with tissue expanders to get her to her goal size. After that she returned to the Operating Room to exchange the expanders to implants. She is very happy with her new breast appearance.
Individual results may vary.
This woman underwent bilateral nipple sparing mastectomy. She desired in the end to have larger fuller breasts. We therefore initially reconstructed her at the time of mastectomy with tissue expanders to get her to her goal size. After that she returned to the Operating Room to exchange the expanders to implants. She is very happy with her new breast appearance.
Patient 58
This woman underwent a right nipple sparing mastectomy with immediate reconstruction with a smooth round gel implant in the prepectoral position. Access incisions were under the breast and in her underarm. She is photographed 10.5 months after her surgery.
Individual results may vary.
This woman underwent a right nipple sparing mastectomy with immediate reconstruction with a smooth round gel implant in the prepectoral position. Access incisions were under the breast and in her underarm. She is photographed 10.5 months after her surgery.
Patient 59
This woman underwent a right nipple sparing mastectomy with immediate reconstruction with a smooth round gel implant in the prepectoral position. Access incisions were under the breast and in her underarm. She is photographed 10.5 months after her surgery.
Individual results may vary.
This woman underwent a right nipple sparing mastectomy with immediate reconstruction with a smooth round gel implant in the prepectoral position. Access incisions were under the breast and in her underarm. She is photographed 10.5 months after her surgery.
Patient 60
This woman required bilateral nipple sparing mastectomy with immediate reconstruction above her muscle with smooth round gummy bear silicone gel implants, 450cc. She is photographed 1 year after her surgery. Hard to tell which is "before" and which is "after." She did so well!
Individual results may vary.
This woman required bilateral nipple sparing mastectomy with immediate reconstruction above her muscle with smooth round gummy bear silicone gel implants, 450cc. She is photographed 1 year after her surgery. Hard to tell which is "before" and which is "after." She did so well!
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